Would this shed be able to store a 200lb portable generator. I'm concerned whether the floor can support it. Thanks
27176
I dont think that by itself it will support it for more than a few months. You can put concrete pavers on the ground and then place the shed on top of them and that way it can support the weight. That is what I have done.
27177
Tough question -- I weigh. 190 and can stand on the floor so I would think so. But I'd be concerned about the constant weight.
27178
Well I weigh 238lbs and have walked on the floor with no problems. You could add some extra support to the floor.
27179
It should ...There`s about an inch to 2 inch gap between the floor and ground ...there`s a cross piece underneath ...what I did was place some bricks underneath the floor on the ground for added support ...I have a backpack that`s on the floor plus my weight 187 when I stand on the floor nothing sags
616907
I guess anything is possible, you would heed a stable base. I think you would be better off though buying a dedicated pull up tower.
870751
can't answer this as I ended up returning the floor. My maintenance guy insisted on building a solid floor for the shed- which was definitely the right thing to do as it went up in no time and is completely solid.
1055404
it should. it depends on the size of the mower (with the handle folded down) and if you put anything else in there. You should be able to accomplish what you are trying to do, it just may have to go in sideways? it's a good sized shed. I have some 36" wide shelves in it, sideways, so there's at least that much depth to it.
421108
If you are putting bins on it, there should be no problem, as long as the floor is stable.
205200
Leave enough room around the shed to build it. After competition carefully move it into position. This will require two people. I am assuming that the shed will be built on a flat concrete pad and their will be adequate clearance for the build.
1027509
The unit is well built. The description would lead you to believe it can handle 200 lbs for 2 of the shelves and 65 lbs for the third. I don't think I would trust the wheels and structure to support 465 lbs total. I would be leery exceeding 250 lbs total. If nothing else, it may become top-heavy and be unstable.
1951071
It should hold 200lbs but I have kayak padels and other things in it. Shovel and so forth
1210525
My shed was model # GS1250B. I had to cut a board for the bracket kit to work. It works fine. you can store a lot of lawn tools with this shed and hanger kit.
1520363
It is really easy to tear down and put back together, it will be fairly bulky to store but if you have the room it should work.
1407975
Not sure I keep mine in my garden shed. I really love mine and if anything were to happen to it I would get another.
1130358
If the shed is heavy duty enough a standard metal garden shed would probably be pushing it. The awning isn't that heavy (50lbs?) but all that weight is on the mounting brackets when you extend the awning, increasing the load on the brackets.The brackets are plenty strong enough so it is up to what you mount it o.
1002774
It will depend on how tall the items are you want to store. There is still space remaining in front of the shelves, because they do not take up all the depth. I store items like a garden spade, shovel and such under the shelves, and some longer-handled tools in front of the shelves. I do love my shed, and it makes for a much neater deck :-).
719007
I am not sure. Although a good cover, I would not risk using it for a generator stored outside. It's a bit thin but good for internal storage
1296762
I way 200lbs and I could probably lay on top of it. Notice that I said lay and not stand. I would not recommend this for very heavy loads though. You could put a TV on it no problem.
886203
You can use in shed , mine is in a unseated garage, so far no problem. Mark
562986
I imagine it could be, but I don't think it is stable enough, with the folding parts, I believe it would be better on the floor where the bottom has some support.